CNC Machining & Routing
Precision routed features and finishes across a full sheet footprint.
- CNC router with 60″ × 120″ table
- Bridgeport 3020 CNC machine
- LeBlond lathe for turned parts
- Wood, acrylic, Lexan & foam too
- Reduces outside machine-shop trips
A CNC router with a full 60″ × 120″ table adds precise features, profiles, and finishes that cutting and forming can't reach on their own, keeping more of the part in the building and out of a third-party machine shop. A Bridgeport 3020 CNC machine and a LeBlond lathe back it up for milled features, turned parts, and one-off machining.
The router's table matches the laser's full sheet capacity, so machined features go onto full size panels without splitting the part. Beyond metal, the router cuts wood, acrylic, Lexan, and foam, which is how display work and one-off fixtures stay in-house. When a job needs a milled feature, a turned bushing, or a machined one-off, the Bridgeport 3020 and the LeBlond lathe handle it.
What size parts can the CNC router handle?
The table is a full 60″ × 120″, the same footprint as our largest sheet stock, so full-size panels get machined features without being sectioned.
What materials can the router cut?
Aluminum, plus wood, acrylic, Lexan, and foam. Steel parts get their features on the laser and at the drilling and tapping stations instead.
More capabilities
Design & Engineering
Your sketch, STEP file, or drawing package becomes a manufacturable part before the floor sees it.
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Laser Cutting
Full sheets cut whole, with edges clean enough to skip straight to assembly.
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Tube & Structural Laser
Tube and structural profiles cut, coped, and weld ready in one operation.
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